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? 1 $100 This person is responsible for the use of fingerprints to identify a suspect.

A 1 $100 Who is Francis Galton?

? 1 $200 This case said that evidence must be generally accepted by the scientific community.

A 1 $200 What is Frye v. United States?

? 1 $300 This is the package for a bloody glove.

A 1 $300 What is a paper bag or envelope?

? 1 $400 What was Edmond Locard’s contribution to forensics?

A 1 $400 What is Locard’s Exchange Principle: when two objects come into contact with one another, material is exchanged.

? 1 $500 What are the two acids that are involved in rigor mortis?

A 1 $500 What are lactic & pyruvic acid?

? 2 $100 What is paint evidence analyzed by?

A 2 $100 What is pyrolysis gas chromatography?

? 2 $200 This is the physical property of glass determined by the floatation method.

A 2 $200 What is density?

? 2 $300 This is a drawing of a human medulla pattern (multiple pictures can be accepted).

A 2 $300 What is…?

? 2 $400 These are two characteristics that can be determined from a hair sample.

A 2 $400 What are species and race?

? 2 $500 This is a fiber that curls when approaching a flame, burns slowly, smells like hair and leaves a hard bead afterwards. (wool, rayon, cotton, polyester)

A 2 $500 What is wool?

? 3 $100 This is the father’s blood type. Anti A: + Anti B: Anti D (positive or negative): +

A 3 $100 What is A positive?

? 3 $200 This is the point that tells you where the victim could have been standing if hit on the head with a hammer.

A 3 $200 What is point of convergence?

? 3 $300 This is what the Kastle Meyer test is used for.

A 3 $300 What is to presumptively determine if a sample is or is not blood?

? 3 $400 This is the part of the DNA molecule that is used for DNA fingerprinting.

A 3 $400 What are Short Tandem Repeats?

? 3 $500 This is the enzyme that cuts the DNA at the restriction site.

A 3 $500 What is a restriction enzyme?

? 4 $100 This is the technique used to determine the original writing of a burned document.

A 4 $100 What is Infrared Radiation (IR)?

? 4 $200 Frequency, time, and intensity are used to identify this.

A 4 $200 What is a voiceprint?

? 4 $300 A calculates this.

A 4 $300 What is caliber? (land to land)

? 4 $400 Two inches or Two feet is the distance a victim that has burned skin and gunpowder residue around their wound.

A 4 $400 What is two inches?

? 4 $500 This is the role of GC column in GC/MS.

A 4 $500 What is to break up a substance into its parts?

? 5 $100 List one individual characteristic of a shoeprint.

A 5 $100 What is a wear pattern or soil/trace evidence?

? 5 $200 This is the phase where Ted Bundy was acting out a fantasy or childhood drama.

A 5 $200 What is murder phase?

? 5 $300 This is the part of the brain that is found to be damaged in serial killers.

A 5 $300 What is the prefrontal cortex? (Frontal lobes)

? 5 $400 What drug has the greatest retention time? C B A

A 5 $400 What is C?

? 5 $500 This is the test used to determine if a person was poisoned by arsenic.

A 5 $500 What is the marsh test?